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Seven Moscow-based organizations received arts grants from the Idaho Commission on the Arts for 2026, totaling $55,289. The University of Idaho’s Auditorium Chamber Music Series was among the recipients. Arts […]
Lorenzo Rene, a graduate teaching assistant in the College of Education, Health and Human Sciences, was recently highlighted by the University of Idaho for publishing two scholarly articles in academic […]
On Thursday, March 27, criminology students and community members gathered in the Hartung Theatre for a panel on education and destigmatization of incarcerated individuals. The event was hosted by the […]
On Feb. 27, Governor Brad Little signed House Bill 93, creating the Parental Choice Tax Credit program. To many Idahoans, this came as a surprise—over 32,000 residents contacted the office […]
A letter of intent for a new elementary school was unanimously approved by City Council members at a meeting this week. The city of Moscow has been prospecting the idea […]
In today’s era, technology dominates our daily lives. Looking over history, it is undeniable that technology has made a great impact on society. Whether it is healthcare, communication, or education, […]
America, once seen as a beacon of educational opportunities, has been facing backlash for over a decade. It is time we take a closer look at why the topic is […]
Years ago, the Idaho Freedom Foundation made a report about the University of Idaho having a very subversive element. The report stated that UI was endangering the American way of […]
University of Idaho students and faculty are working to mitigate a shortage of substitute teachers stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic in school districts across the state. Idaho allows students with […]
Standardized tests are enjoyed by none, yet most institutions offering higher education still require them. The SAT and ACT are rival testing companies, yet thousands of students each year opt […]